in the small hollow of cedar creek, we went to talk to sherry walker. in the last few years, she claims, she and her neighbors have all had their well water go bad. according to the nearby mining company's own reports, their site violated its permits hundreds of times from 2006 to 2011. the mining site's permit was renewed in 2012. >> when did you pour this? >> i got that yesterday. >> have you had this tested? >> yes. >> what did they tell you? >> the water is terrible. it's got a lot of iron in it it's got a lot of arsenic in it. >> arsenic? >> yes it's got a high level of arsenic in it. >> it's like a snow globe of things you don't want to put in your body. so you're quarter mile from a mine? >> yes. my water didn't get bad until it started all that. and then this is what i live with, daily. and i know by the neighbors, they have the same situation. it's a lot of hassle. be grateful if you have good water. >> sherry's water - as well as her neighbors', has levels of toxins above normal safe drinking water standards. she believes the bad water has aff

on after a an everyday basis kin street and hampton have been at forefront for years i know with sherry run and jeff hearsay been gratified of the announcement but thought support our city family has seen to give and also in the private sector that as we try to give them support we also have told them we'll try to fill every gap and the private sector has stepped you big time when you ask them to go through the private foundations have a chance to help you'll see a long list could i we're adding to the list and we're whether those welcoming one the newer companies if i may say of organizations that are helping homelessness and that is a company called hand up a company that used innovative technology to create memberships among those would be homelessness and asked specifically if i need a glass of water let me get that for you but specifically those individuals people whether on our streets in a shelter what's in their very need and hook them up with the services including i few and far between found out today is services for dental it is so important i'm proud of the private partners

. >> i just don't understand how she can do that and act like this baby is nonexistent. >> why sherri no longer wants anything to do with the baby. >> it just blows my mind. >>> plus, the pilot who ditched his plane over the pacific. it was a life or death situation.

. >>> exclusive tv personalty the sherry shepherd, controversy over the baby she doesn't want.ho carried the baby and sherry's ex-husband, what they have to say to each other. >> you can't force someone to be a mother. >>> then,

job huber says the smoke burning from sherry's home is causing him breathing problems.sued a temporary injunction banning sherry from adding a log or baurng fire during certain hours of date. sheep said she's already spent $2,500 on legal fees and a trial date hasn't even been set yet. >> your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> the temperatures up today but don't let that fool you. it's going right back down tomorrow. much colder tomorrow. we're issuing a first alert for not on the cold but the combination with the wind. that bitter blast will feel like it's below zero by tomorrow morning. the other threat that we have is for freezing rain in parts of the area affecting the monday morning rush. we want to keep on top of that over the weekend. the flags still blowing fairly hard and that's bringing cold air in. it's 32 degrees now 12 mile-an-hour wind. it's 14 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. it's not going to stay that way for long. it's going downhill and going downhill fast.)$l it's going to feel much colder than th

. >> hi, sherry. how are you?hi. >> reporter: nurse navigator sherry la salle distributes them to cancer patients. >> their eyes light up. they go through their bag. its like christmas. >> reporter: vicki and susi say in five years, they have given out more than 300 bags in 18 states and two countries. marci whittier went through chemo earlier this year. >> i was lonely and feeling, i guess, sorry for myself. >> reporter: she received a bag from vicki and susi's ministry. >> i just felt the love in it. >> reporter: then marci gave her bag to another chemo patient. >> she broke down and cried and so did i. i just wanted someone else to feel the love in the chemo back. >> we laugh more than anything but we also cry together. >> reporter: vicki and susi embrace it as a gift from god. >> it's been very eye-opening and very humbling. >> as long as people have cancer and as long as we're able, we'll keep doing it. >> reporter: so for giving chemotherapy patients comfort and hope this week's jefferson award in the bay ar

that is where i met sherry. she basically took me in and serving me under her wing. >> she is serving one year for failure to pay child support and is waiting for trial on a variety of drug-related charges to which she has pled not guilty. >> you hit one five times. you wait, there will be a pause, it will tell you what to do. okay? you can find out your commissary information. >> i have been in jail numerous times. unfortunately, i know the ropes. that is not something i'm proud of. >> we'll have to get you a new bracelet. >> come on. >> i'm going to need to talk to you. >> they could charge you with escape. you don't want to go to the hole, honey. she needs a new bracelet. hers tore, and she is having to carry it around and i don't want to get her in trouble. >> okay, i'll take care of it. >> thank you, i got six girls, five boys, i can imagine him walking in here, he would have the same look probably as she did. >> oh, i know it. hey is that daniele's bracelet. >> yes. >> today is -- i wanted to show her imme

and your helpful to get the profiles and megan from google i want to acknowledge her and say that sherry listen amentz and rose and justin will be available after this to talk about what we're doing thank you very much thank you, mr. mayor. >> call the meeting of the historic preservation commission to order good afternoon. welcome and welcome to the to the san francisco historic preservation commission regular meeting for december 17, 2014, please be aware that the commission that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind mr. lambert (laughter) president hasz commissioner wolfram commissioner hyland commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman first on our agenda commissioner it general public comment i have to, no speaker cards anyone wish to speak on tomes not on this agenda seeing none. >> director's report. >> commissioners tim frye department staff don't believe there's a director's report headings. >> seeing no questions move on. >> item 2 past events staff reports and announcements. >> tim frye department staff just a couple of

we heard another great update from sherry tobin, too.rry is the vallejo artist who held an earthquake art party in september. anyone could bring pieces china, artwork or anything that the napa earthquake smashed and turn the remains into boufl mosaics. the crowd also worked together to create a statue covered in pieces broken by the quake. the angel was just installed at st. vinnie's community garden and dedicated in memory after late friend. >> can you remember anything you have ever done with a dollar? you probably can't. >> finally, we heard from robert freeman, about the continued success of $1 for life. the teacher started the charity in 2007 in which students asked nothing more than a dollar at a time. when we first talked to robert in 2012 one dollar for life helped build 14 schools in five impoverished countries. they are now up to 54 projects in eight countries. all one dollar at a time. >> and you guys have heard of kiwanis international, tle they have adopted one dollar for life for their 5,000 clubs around the world. if you g

i had an editor sherry johnson from new mexico, wonderful woman who was parting my conscience to say this is what i think but i could make the final call on it and she would fluff up some of my writing style but the actual book itself as far as the thoughts of the book, i have written them. i didn't have a ghost writer who gave me the material, but i wrote them myself and sherry, as editor, would help me. >> where did you write it? >> the wrote the book in india. >> where? >> angola, at the beach in india, goa indian ocean. i was five minutes from the dalai lama's residence. i wrote the book in goa and wrote it basically in 60 days between goa and darmasal, india. >> how did you write it? longhand dictate it? >> i had one of those, you speak into this mic and i ended that within two days so i actually would sit down on word, on the computer go to either down by the ocean, would go to the tea shops and i would type it up and i would send it to sherry and we would just start, after my outline i put together, we would start chapter by chapter. i returned then to newark, ohio, and did ed

. >> i just don't understand how she can do that and act like this baby is nonexistent. >> why sherrihepherd no longer wants anything to do with the baby. >> it just blows my mind. >>> plus, the pilot who ditched his plane over the pacific. it was a life or death

. >>> exclusive tv personalty the sherry shepherd, controversy over the baby she doesn't want.ow the surrogate who carried the baby and sherry's ex-husband, what they have to say to each other. >> you can't force someone to be a mother.

it is for the mta and the dp attachment 3 of your memo today includes a detailed grant memo from sherry sheila that is in details about our grant program. >> this tackle shows the capital requests we've submitted for a project that is an brady block out of the octavia area plan it going into a description about this project as well department tracks the following performance measures on a base to make sure we deliver the services in line with the vision most of measures are efficiency and informs us he and the public about our reviews have within and our targets for the types of reviews the assessment is very simply thresholds that curb during the normal review of projects for the project tracking system that recently went live in october of 2014 we anticipate lighting much more advanced reporting capacities out of that system that helps to inform the potential bottle necks e and the management resource operational decision for the recent performances on the measures in current planning division they review the dynamic applications and due to the complexity of the code and the time to b

. >> sherry, you hear the congress refusing to act or exercise his responsibilities. really what it has been two houses. formerly democratically controlled senate and republican controlled house that couldn't agree on much of anything. that's not saying they are not doing their job but just not agreeing. with the president having the bully pulpit, can he frame the argument in such a way he comes out winning and looking like the adult in the room i guess, when he said congress is not living up to its responsibilities. >> look if you thought we had divided government in the last two years that is nothing. starting today at noon it is the eran of divided government and will change the dynamic between the president and the congress. look in the past the president has been known for having strained relationships with republicans and democrats on capitol hill. there are no signs that it is improving except for maybe a few issues that we talked about in areas where they can compromise. they are not huge issues. cyber security reform and raising the gas tax or raising funds f

sherry says she just wants to stay warm.ews. >> a burlington county prep school is writing the next chapter of its future. doane academy is celebrating a $17 million gift today. the rowan foundation has been a big supporter for years. only the return on investment will be available to the school beginning next year at this time. >> we're out to change the world, as mrs. rowan sometimes challenges us. i think this endowment is going to go a long way toward moving us out beyond our little spot on 350 riverbank here. >> other gifts will be a new main building that will be finished in time for the start of school next year. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> another bitter arctic blast is going to be coming in here. tomorrow morning it's going to be feeling like it's zero. north and west it's feeling like it's below zero. we also have to watch for a storm coming in on monday that could provide freezing rain difficulties. more on that in a bit. we have sunshine out ther

. >>> he's from the brilliant comedian sherry otari, these people need to simmer down now. this is a rant that is really not appropriate in a starbucks in el paso texas. >> you shut the [ bleep ] up. call 911. this is a starbucks. i'm trapped. >> she starts saying she is going to call the police reportedly because she is angry at one of the employees. after she hangs up the phone, then her anger is now pointed toward this woman in the jacket. >> my name is [ bleep ]. >> holy moly. >> we reached out to the police in el paso texas. they told us they do take calls seriously on a case by case basis. >> i want my money back. i want my money back. >> this next fellow needs to simmer down now. >> he is at a ski area near bozeman, montana. he is demanding a refund. he bought three ticket. they did give the money back to this man. we reached out and the director of marketing did get back to us. they said this fellow arrived at the lift that he could not get on. the reason he was not allowed on this lift takes you up to an expert slope. you are required to have a gps system because i

buyers can sense that. >> quick last word, sherry?s also sort of the tip of the ice persian gulf. the president released a six-page press release today, there was only a small paragraph dedicated to the rest of this. once we get to the state of union address at the end of the month, wither going to be hearing lot more about controversial issues with a republican congress now like dse reform and unrolling dodd frank, those types of things. we will see a lot more of that. >> sherry and brian, thank you both. appreciate it this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> we keep an eye on the housing sector. if you know anyone who has a pension, a new round of some pad news that story burning up our website and see if it made the hot list next. >>>.to, the all-important jobs report is out 8:30 a.m. attorney time. how will that impact this stunning market rally? don't miss the coverage on cnbc and "closing bell." we are back in two. on. ahhh-ahhhhhh. liberate your spine... ahhh-ahhhhhh...aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga. yeah,

not everybody hates the snow, vineland new jersey sherry sent me that there was enough snow that the little ones could do some sledding and they have smiles on their faces. >> accuweather showing the light snow today but i'm tracking the potential for a bigger storm on saturday. the snowfall amounts really down to the south and even there we are looking at 2 to 3 inches philadelphia is calling for 1 to 2 and we'll be closer to the 1 and north of philadelphia likely only a coating of snow. this generally was a minor event, saturday show, the possibility of a northeaster there will be a lot of moisture picking up moisture from the gulf of mexico and the atlantic however this will have minimal cold air temperatures in the 40s ahead of it if you want a lot of snow, you have to get a bombing out of that storm system, rapid intensification to pull down the cold air more snow to the north and west and rain at the coast but that all depends on the track we are three days out and too early to tell if you have travel plans you may want to think about changing that. millville 30 and allentown a

david: sherry you see "forbes on fox" every saturday morning on 11:00 a.m.rn time on the fox news channel. cheryl. cheryl: we went to this a few moments ago. another negative headline for pimco a few moments ago. pimco total return fond, the world's largest fund trailed most of its pierce in 2014. "morningstar" the fund rose 4.3%, in 2014, trailing 77% of its pierce. the firm missed a big rally in long-term bond and incorrectly bet inflation would rise. it was the second straight year it fell behind its peers. in the last hour we found out investors pulled 19.4 billion from that fund in just december. david: wonder how much janus made as a result of pimco's loss, because bill gross went to janus. cheryl: yeah. david: we'll tell you if your city ranks in the top list for the smartest, smartest cities in america. >> also, e-commerce subscription company birch bucks is looking to give beauty lovers a fully integrated experience. why this company's success is going brick and mortar. good news for them irrelevant. david: sound like a cheryl segment. we'll have de

friend vieira an amazing woman and thank you to the department of aging adults and christian ton and sherry worked hard with the various committees and the advocates of jessica la man and second to none is the advocate in terms of getting us here today and deserving the credit eye we've been joined by supervisor yee so we'll hear in supervisor yee supervisor yee even to public comment has been cut off we're to make an exception. >> thank you for having me come up here i guess i've spoken about this issue and want to reiterate my strong support for free muni for seniors and people with disabilities it is not because i'm a senior it's because laura i probably qualify but i've worked with seniors pretty much all my life and seen the issues in regards to fixed incomes and so forth especially now where it is the gap we're seeing the economic gap we're seeing really hits people with fixed income even more it's important for us as a city and stand up and support in notation is president noel was recalling to support this afternoon i'm here to stand by them he want to commend this commission i'm fe

. >> reporter: for sherri peters, this isn't a hunt for a so-called teen bonnie and clyde, it's a search for her 13-year-old daughter. >> i've called her every day. i've texted her, cheyenne, please come home. i love you. i miss you. >> reporter: police say cheyenne phillips and 18-year-old dalton hayes are on a crime spree across several states. nothing violent, but they worry the teens now have two stolen handguns and could be getting more brazen. >> the more they try to flee from the police, the more dangerous the situation becomes. >> reporter: phillips was first reported missing on january 3rd. the same day hayes changed his facebook status to engaged. they stole two trucks, ditching one and using the other to flee kentucky. on january 12th they were spotted at a south carolina walmart buying mints and allegedly cashing stolen checks for $40. days later this truck was found abandoned in georgia, while another truck one like this with two guns in the back was taken from a firefighter. then friday reports they may have been seen in florida. police say they are also investigating leads

. >> sherry peters, the mother of 13-year-old cheyenne phillips is with us now by phone.e. >> have you talked to your daughter yet since she's been found? >> no, ma'am. >> you haven't. what's the first thing that you want to say to her? >> what do i want to say to her? >> uh-huh. >> i'm happy that she's safe, i love her. i'm just ready for her to come home to see her. >> tell us about that moment that you realized she was missing. >> scary. you know, it's very awful feeling, you know. >> i read that she did text you once when she was on the run. what did that say and did you have any other contact with her during that time? >> no, ma'am. she texted me that day that they took off and said, we're just going to run and then it was after that dalton had her phone and of course dalton had texted me that one time wanting me to give them $100 and so i was trying to play along with it in order to get her, you know, in my car, but the authorities had contacted me and said they were at the store at the time. >> dalton, this is what's interesting to a lot of parents. dalton hayes, y

while the norman atlantic tragedy has triggered a fierce debate about sherry safety standards, that will do little to console him. >> in germany, it promises to be a monday night of protests. >> more protests. for three months, a group has held demonstrations every monday evening in the city of dresden. for the last one, 17,000 people gathered. >> he claims to be a group committed to stopping the islamic education of europe. it's protests have been met with counter protests. >> is the first time the protest is planned in berlin. >> they fill the streets each monday. every week, the ring seemed to grow. supporters in front of the opera could before christmas, they numbered more than 17,000. they say germany is being flooded by migrants and want to toughen laws on asylum and extradition of criminal foreigners. that is the rhetoric of the far right in germany. but these people claim to b from the middle of society. some observers have started talking about a general shift toward greater conservativism. in her new year's message, the chancellor warned against the rallies. >> i am addressing

instructor sherry fisko of the training company emergency skills shows just how easy they are to operatetime to use the aed. what do you do? >> first thing you do is open the defibrillator and turn it on. when you turn it on, the defibrillator begins speaking and you follow it step by step. >> what's the biggest fear that people have? >> they're going to hurt someone more than they're already hurt. >> and what do you tell them? >> what you're doing is giving them their best opportunity to survive. >> more than 35,000 cardiac arrests happen outside the hospital every year. the american red cross estimates more widespread use of these easy-to-use aeds could save 55,000 lives a year. later this month rutledge will be honored for saving the officer who just handcuffed him. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll get the latest from washington on the alleged plot to attack the u.s. capitol. >>> plus, we'll talk to the two climbers who made history at yosemite's el capitan. >>> and we'll take you to beverly hills for the announcement

took action shutting it down the state findings first undercovered by kyw radio reporter chamber sherry greg baby who died was treated. staff member placed a blanket over a child's face and then when paramedics arrived tried to conceal the blanket and eventually ended up having to give to it police. >>> state sites 20 separate items undercovered by investigators including leaving kids unsupervised. officials say it could take months for a final ruling on the cause of death. a person at the school today said they had no comment. new tonight a truck stuck under rail river rink bridge over on south flower million road in middletown township bucks county wedged under the overpass and has since been removed, crews are at anything a look at the bridge for damage. luckily no one was injured >>> kathleen cane breaking her silence tonight a day after a grand jury reportedly recommended criminal charges be filed against her over leaked grand jury testimony, in statement cane said, quotes i did nothing illegal. period. any fair and impartial review of the facts would conclude that. she went ons at

i am sherry taylor and my pastor is reverend brown san francisco. >> thank you. any further public comment? chief suhr, are you coming up? >> [inaudible] >> okay. >> good evening commissioners. chief suhr and joyce. welcome back. this is 2015. i expect very good and positive things of this commission and of this police department. i have been in san francisco since 1998, and no where, and i lived all over the bay area, have i found access to be able to raise questions about police activity to have people listen to respond and implement programs to incorporate and include everyone, and i expect that's going to continue and i am looking forward to the commission coming up to the tenderloin on january 28. i'm like straddling two areas now because i have been moved to the sixth and howard. i am so thrilled but i will be there on the 28th if i am still alive. thank you. >> thank you so much. welcome juicy. happy new year. >> i am edmond juicy and i live in the tenderloin too and the first guy talked about moscone and harvey milk but before that san francisco natives h

. >> this little lady there, sherrie took the top prize over everyone a 12-second run. >> did they drugr? >> northwest bracing for blizzard. high winds in the forecast. some spots will see two to three feet yes, feet of snow. people are preparing by stocking up on food and water as well. >>> at airports more than 3,000 flights have already been canceled. stay with nbc news because al roker will have more on the storm's timing coming up today. you can also get updates on weather.com. want to say happy birthday to ellen degeneres who is 57. i'm milissa rehberger, thanks for watching "early today." >>> early this morning, the secret service moved in to remove a suspicious device found on the lawn of the white house. what they think it is, still ahead. >>> an a warning right now for people who shop to two big box stores in the south bay, who may have come into contact with someone infected with measles. >>> plus law enforcement around the country going after google. details coming up. >>> and a live look outside this morning of san francisco, blackened from night but of course a nice day co

we have sherry end with the latest trade numbers.g. >> it has been doing better than expected. exports actually beating estimates, rising 12.9% in december. analysts had expected a rise of around 11% from the previous month of war .9%. 4.9 percent. of the trade deficit narrowing on the 892 billion recorded the previous month. it came in better than estimates, but still is the 30th straight month of shortfall. imports rising 1.9%. analysts expected to present. , the fallse from that in november, which was the first time it fell in three months because of the cost of crude oil. japan's exports, rising. doing much better than expected. exports to the united states, especially. rising 24% year on year. but weakness in asia could have been a drag. what the bank of japan's governor had to say about that. of course, it made exports more profitable. so the exports increased. not as much as we expected. of slower than expected growth in asia. half of japan's exports go to asia. today, japan kicks off its first parliamentary session after the

the lifelines' council have all elements whether electrician or reserve is integrated now with the sherry a economy with uber they have built that in and they use fleets week it used to be a free-for-all for the navy is now used to train on readiness and prepared this exercises so we see a lot of that in the united states and around the world and obviously we think of the dutch to be quite resilient but they do that through hard infrastructure in we have shown in this day and age is much less expensive environmentally to build the new framework for the 21st century. >> host: thank you very much judith rodin. [applause] hall host. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon welcome to the cato institute i'm the director of the cavuto

i am sherry taylor and my pastor is reverend brown san